In a meeting, President Moon Jae-in and Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung deplored the prosecution’s use of its authority to indict as “a weapon and a means for political retribution.”
Lee must deeply reflect on its meaning before bidding for the leadership.
To be true to the name of democracy, Lee Jae-myung must stand the trials.
As the leader of the majority opposition, Lee Jae-myung must makes his position clear with regard to the ruling on his deputy.
The judicial risks for the country are all about judicial delays.
Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung has faced another judicial risk after Gyeonggi Governor Kim Dong-yeon found fault with his wife's abuse of his own corporate card for her personal use when he was the former Gyeonggi governor.
He must stop mobilizing DP lawmakers to protect himself from a plethora of his own judicial risks and voluntarily appear before the prosecution’s office as an individual.
Lee Jae-myung has spent the past year trying to avoid a number of judicial risks by mobilizing party members to defend himself from being arrested by the prosecution.
Democratic Party lawmakers not loyal to Lee Jae-myung are getting tired of his relentless struggle to tackle a plethora of judicial risks.
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